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Today, the market had a slight shake, and SOL lagged a bit, but this is not a crisis; it’s a signal of opportunity. Here are my real thoughts—no exaggeration, and not pretending to understand; just talking about the few details I’m watching.
Seeing SOL pull back after a period of strength, I wasn't panicked. I believe many people feel this way: when it rises too fast and too high, it often means the risk of being squeezed at high levels accumulates. A pullback, as long as it doesn't completely break the structure, is a natural consolidation, allowing funds that truly recognize the project's prospects to buy in at lower levels.
I’ve been watching the on-chain active data and found that despite the price fluctuations, the activity level hasn’t declined. This indicates that the real demand for trading and usage is still there. The SOL ecosystem doesn’t rely on a 'one-time bull market explosion', but rather resembles a 'gradually constructed track'; this resilience can support pullbacks.